how do you mount these on a tripod?
10967
Most Speedlights come with stands that you can attach to a tripod....put the trigger on the stand and the flash on the trigger..if you do not have one they are a few bucks here on amazon
10968
When you have a flash stand that's use on a tripod then u can mount the trigger on it onto a tripod stand
10969
A tripod...hmmm....that's for the camera. Instead, use a light stand with a hot shoe adapter to mount.
1321127
I do not see that this item has a tripod mount. You may wanrt to check this with the manufacturer.
2098585
I popped over and checked the binoculars and they look like they should mount on the removable plate of this tripod, which then just snaps into the ball mount. According to the specs, the chrome rod in the center, is the mount for them. Then you screw the tripod plate into that.
277172
yes you can mount to a standard tripod it screws on I have it on my tripod. nothing special about my tripod. no adaptors needed the only thing is, this baby is heavy so have a sturdy tripod, hope this helps
1679095
Yes, these have a triopd mount. The little cap that says "Nikon" right in the middle twists off and there is a thread underneath. You will need an L-bracket to connect it to a tripod.I believe the thread is the standard camera 1/4x20, but I have not tested it myself yet. These are so light and easy to use that I have not yet needed a tripod for them yet.
161873
Take the tripod plate off the bottom of your camera. Then look at the bottom of the L-Bracket that supports your camera, you will find a flat area to attach your tripod's camera plate. Once attached you can secure your ring light to the tripod.
602760
I really don't know. I've never used a tripod so not sure whether or not if would attach. Sorry.
1774346
There is a bolt threaded for a standard camera mount. I have purchased an adapter to attach my tripod head because it has very limited use with the camera attached directly to the dolly.
1743828
As easy as unscrewing the piece from the tripod mount on one camera and screwing it into the other. The mounts have a sticky rubber backing so they will stay in place with out over-tightening (making them easy to unscrew if you want to, but stay in place when you want them to also). If that's too much trouble, you could always get a few extra mounts to put on your other cameras so all you have to do is unclip (carabiner-style) from one camera and clip into the new one.
1910234
The tripods are supposed to come with 1/4 screw on top but most don't. I've notified Amazon but they refuse to take action. Sorry man, send it back and complain allot. Maybe one day they will deal with this major issue.
1575341
Well you have to have a mount or 'hot shoe' on the camera or camcorder. You can also use a tripod.
402022
There should be an opening on the bottom of your camera. There should be a screw on top of the tripod. Screw the camera on to the screw. :-)
1910361
There are no screw holes for a tripod. I have three of these lifecams. You could attach it to a tripod if you either drilled a hole in the rubber clip (may mess up warranty), or could clip or tape to tripod. Maybe the way to go as the cameras I have, have given good service both sound and picture wise.
1640361
I use one of those flexible type tripods that I got at Best Buy. I think it must be a standard mount.
1938861
YOU NEED THIS:http://www.amazon.com/SMALLRIG-Convert-10-pack-Adapter-Tripod/dp/B006R38IJY/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid;=1403260828&sr;=8-24&keywords;=3%2F8+TO+1%2F4
734033
You need to purchase a "tripod mount." Price around $7.99 at gopro website or retail store.
1968793
1st, there is an adapter you will need to mount them on a tripod. More specific to your question, we have been using them with a very cheap tripod that came free with a camera purchase, our heavy-duty tripos being tied up with a small telescope at the moment. The cheap tripod holds the binoculars just fine (well, as steady as that cheap tripod will allow for at least), no weight issues. I would say you can spend as little as you'd like on a tripod for these. We have found that the stability of the tripod head is really the only issue...you can buy a step up or so in quality to alleviate that issue, but the cheap little one we're using allows us to just grab it an go...and, we have no issues with weight of the binoculars.